PRP Regenerative Facial

Service Description

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is an autologous regenerative treatment that uses a concentrated portion of your own blood to support skin and hair rejuvenation. Platelets contain growth factors and other signalling proteins involved in tissue repair and regeneration, making PRP a popular treatment for improving skin quality and supporting hair growth. PRP for the Face Improves overall skin quality and radiance Supports collagen production Helps improve fine lines and texture Can be used as part of an acne-scar treatment plan Supports skin rejuvenation Your PRP Treatment Journey Consultation & Assessment Preparation The treatment area is cleansed and prepared. A topical anaesthetic may be applied when appropriate to improve comfort during the procedure. Blood Collection A small amount of your own blood is collected using a sterile technique. PRP Preparation The blood is processed using a centrifuge to separate the blood components and concentrate the platelet-rich plasma. The resulting PRP is then prepared for treatment. PRP Application The PRP is carefully introduced into the selected treatment area using an appropriate injection technique. Depending on the treatment plan, PRP may be delivered through multiple small injections or combined with a skin-rejuvenation technique such as microneedling. For hair treatments, PRP is placed strategically throughout areas of thinning on the scalp. Post-Treatment Care The area is cleaned and soothing products may be applied. You will receive personalised aftercare instructions based on the treatment performed. Mild redness, swelling, tenderness or small injection-site marks can occur temporarily following treatment. What To Expect After PRP PRP is a regenerative treatment, so results develop gradually rather than immediately. You may notice an initial improvement in skin hydration, texture and radiance, while collagen remodelling and hair-related changes generally take longer to become apparent. A course of treatments may be recommended depending on your concerns and treatment goals. The number and timing of sessions will be determined during your consultation.